Alfredo Cantarella

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Contact

Reactive Systems Group
CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security
Building: E 9.1, Room: 1.09
Phone: +49 681 87083 2071
eMail: alfredo.cantarella at cispa.de
Office Hours: Whenever my door is open

About Me

I am a Ph.D. student at Saarland University working with the Reactive Systems Group at CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security.
I am interested in hyperproperties, reactive synthesis and verification. More precisely, my current work mainly focuses on:

  • Verification of Hyperproperties: How can we verify whether a system satisfies a hyperproperty?
  • Synthesis from Hyperproperties: How can we automatically build a system that is guaranteed to satisfy a given hyperproperty?

If you are a student and looking to do a bachelor or master thesis in these topics, feel free to write me an email with a short introduction and what you are interested in.

Theses

An Explicit-State Algorithm for Synthesis from Hyperproperties Master Thesis, University of Tübingen, 2025
Vergleiche verschiedener Werkzeuge des Model Checkings anhand ausgewählter Beispiele Bachelor Thesis, University of Tübingen, 2022

Teaching

As Student at University of Tübingen

Winter 2024/2025 TA for Theoretical Computer Science 1 with the Teaching Specialist for Theoretical Computer Science
Summer 2024 Organiser and Tutor for Mathematics Precourse
Summer 2024 Head TA for Theoretical Computer Science 2 at the Chair for the Methods of Machine Learning
received Teaching Award
Winter 2023/2024 Head TA for Mathematics for Computer Science 3 at the Chair for Mathematical Structures in Computer Science
Summer 2023 Organiser and Tutor for Mathematics Precourse
Summer 2023 Head TA for Mathematics for Computer Science 2 at the Chair for Mathematical Structures in Computer Science
received Teaching Award
Summer 2022 Tutor for Mathematics Precourse
Summer 2022 TA for Theoretical Computer Science 2 at the Chair for the Methods of Machine Learning
Winter 2021/2022 TA for Theoretical Computer Science 1 at the Chair for Algorithms